Conception collaborative pour les Systèmes Mixtes.
David Juras, Dominique Rieu, Sophie Sdc Dupuy-Chessa, Agnès Front · INFORSID · 2006
The classical Software Engineering design and development methods and models have shown their reliability for specifying and developing the functional core of information systems. Nowadays, the rapidly evolving technologies and interaction devices have encouraged the emergence of new interactive systems, blending the real and virtual worlds. These applications, known as Mixed Systems, offer new interaction possibilities. However, this dimension imposes new constraints that must be integrated into global information systems. This paper presents a Mixed Systems specific design method, which takes into accounts collaborations, consistency and contributions between specialties, in terms of process and models. MOTS-CLES : Methode de conception, Systeme mixte, Collaboration, Processus, Modele